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Operation ~ Using the Dial Interface

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one ring.

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If you have enabled auto- answer, the XAP 400 will connect to the call after

To use the Dial interface, you must be connected to the site.

If using an external controller, it is not necessary to press the On button [A]. The DIAL serial port command automatically engages the XAP 400. See Serial Commands, page 114.

3.When the conversation is complete, press the Off button [B] to disconnect the call. You can also disconnect using an external controller. If the handset is off hook, audio will be routed to the telephone.

If your call is through the handset only (the red Off LED [C] will be lit), hang up when the conversation is complete.

Using the Dial Interface

To make and disconnect a call

1.Open the Dial Interface by clicking the Dial button on the Flow Screen.

2.Activate the telephone interface by clicking Connect.

3.When the green light above the Connect button illuminates, enter the number to be dialed, including any dial-out prefixes.

The number is dialed as you enter the numbers. You do not need to click Dial.

4.When you are finished with the call, click Disconnect to end the call.

If there is noise on the phone line during a call, you might need to click the Re-Null button to force the interface to readapt to the line. After the unit sends a noise burst down the line for adaptation, it automatically switches to auto adapt mode. The receive signal is muted during a noise burst.

To dial multiple numbers

Numbers can be dialed one at a time or a string can be dialed at one time (In-Block). When dialing multiple numbers, the maximum length of the string is 40 characters. A comma is interpreted as a two second pause. If a command to dial is issued while the unit is on hook, the unit will go off hook and dial the number.

To mute

Click Mute Transmit to mute the transmit audio (audio being sent to the telephone line). Click Mute Receive to mute the receive audio (audio being received from the

telephone line).

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ClearOne comm XAP 400 operation manual To dial multiple numbers, To mute, Operation ~ Using the Dial Interface

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Audio Products XAP 400 Audio Conferencing System Installation & Operation ManualXAP 400 Audio Conferencing System Installation & Operation ManualTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ XAP 400 Installation and Operation ManualClearOne Part No. July 2002 Rev. XAP 400 Installation and Operation Manual Table of ContentsCHAPTER 2: Installation CHAPTER 1: IntroductionCHAPTER 3: System Configuration CHAPTER 5 Operation Page CHAPTER 1: Introduction FeaturesTechnical Support Professional Services GroupSales and Customer Service Introduction ~ Professional Services GroupIntroduction ~ Unpacking Product registrationProduct returns UnpackingFront panel Controls and ConnectionsIntroduction ~ Controls and Connections Introduction ~ Controls and Connections Rear panelExpansion bus NetworkingIntroduction ~ Networking Introduction ~ Operational Requirements PowerOperational Requirements Telephone lineEnvironmental Equipment placementIntroduction ~ Operational Requirements Hardware Setup CHAPTER 2: InstallationPhoenix Installation ~ Hardware SetupTo connect the unit terminals inTo create an expansion bus network Installation ~ Networking UnitsNetworking Units Expansion bus connectionsTo assign device IDs Installation ~ Networking UnitsDevice IDs Mixer modePressing ESC at the top of the tree does nothing Installation ~ LCD ProgrammingLCD Programming LCD menu treeSystem menu To adjust a parameterSelect Preset Installation ~ LCD ProgrammingUnit ID RS-232menuSet Passcode Device IDusing the Enable ModemClear Password enabledERLE InputsOutputs ProcessingTERLE Default MeterInputs menu Outputs menuCancellation Installation ~ LCD programmingFigure 2.7. Meter Reference Point diagram CancellationTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ G-WareRequirements CHAPTER 3: System ConfigurationCreating floppy disk copies Installing G-WareTo install G-Ware System Configuration ~ Installing G-WareCreating a new site Site SetupSystem Configuration ~ Site Setup enableTo manually add units System Configuration ~ Site SetupAdding a XAP To auto-detectunitsTo configure Unit Properties Configuring Unit PropertiesSystem Configuration ~ Site Setup 12.Select the Front Panel Lock Mode System Configuration ~ Site SetupG-WareScreens System Configuration ~ G-WareScreensFlow Screen Status bar Copying and pasting settingsSafety Mute System Configuration ~ G-WareScreensMatrix Screen System Configuration ~ G-WareScreensProcess A–Drouting System Configuration ~ Audio RoutingAudio Routing Expansion bus O–ZroutingMatrix report System Configuration ~ Audio RoutingAGC/SL System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsInputs and Outputs Inputs 1–4meters System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsP Pwr Phantom Power All meters in G-WareareTo create a virtual reference System Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs3.Click Close to exit the window Meters FiltersSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Non-linearProcessing NLPType System configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsTo configure filters System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsTable View Chairman Override GateSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs ActivationOff Attenuation System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsGate Ratio Hold Timewindow and toolbar button System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsPA Adapt and AEC Reference Figure 3.37. PA Adapt/AECTo assign a gating group System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsTo configure gating group settings Gating Group SelectMin/Max limits System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsFigure 3.43. Gain adjustment GainPre Gain MetersSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Optimizing input gain structureSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs InputsMute Min/Max limits System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsGain MetersSystem Configuration ~ Inputs and Outputs Outputs 1–9Mute Min/Max limits System Configuration ~ Inputs and OutputsFigure Output gain adjust GainTo Expansion Bus O–Z System Configuration ~ Expansion BusesExpansion Buses From Expansion Bus O–ZCmprs compressor System Configuration ~ ProcessingProcessing Processing A–DPost Compressor Gain System Configuration ~ ProcessingFigure 3.54. Compressor Setup window GroupAttack System Configuration ~ ProcessingFilters RatioType System Configuration ~ ProcessingPhase Active Filterreflects DelayThe Calculated readingMin/Max limits System Configuration ~ ProcessingFigure 3.58. Process gain adjust and meter GainThe telephone line or PBX Telco SetupTo configure telco settings System Configuration ~ Telco SetupAudible Hook Indication System Configuration ~ Telco SetupFeature DescriptionMeters System Configuration ~ Telco Transmit and ReceiveTelco Transmit and Receive Telco TransmitGain System Configuration ~ Telco Transmit and ReceiveTelco Receive MutePresets CHAPTER 4: Advanced ConfigurationPresets Creating PresetsAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets Preset Configuration paneMatrix Screen Figure 4.4. Preset Mask Control/Status B Advanced Configuration ~ PresetsFigure 4.5. Preset Macros Window Clear Preset. Clears current preset settings Advanced Configuration ~ PresetsTo enable Acoustic Echo Save Preset. Saves the current presetStorage space To create a presetAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets To run a preset using front panel control 64 Running presetsRunning multiple presets simultaneously To run a preset using G-WareFigure 4.10. Room combining diagram all presets are ready to run againRoom combining example Advanced Configuration ~ PresetsAdvanced Configuration ~ Presets Creating macros Advanced Configuration ~ MacrosTo create a macro using Macro Recorder MacrosFigure 4.16 Macro Name window To create a macro using Macro EditorAdvanced Configuration ~ Macros Figure Macro Editor buttonTo delete a macro To add or insert a command lineEditing macros To edit a macroAdvanced Configuration ~ Macros To run a macro using G-WareTo run a macro using front panel control To run a macro using the Select panel or GPIOTo make and disconnect a call Using the XAPCHAPTER 5 Operation To answer a callTo mute Using the Dial InterfaceOperation ~ Using the Dial Interface To dial multiple numbersTouch-tonedialing Operation ~ Using the Dial InterfaceOperation~ Utilities Signal GeneratorSignal UtilitiesOperation ~ Utilities Document Compare UtilityOperation ~ Utilities To compare site filesFigure 5.9. Document Compare window Copying settingsOperation ~ Utilities Figure 5.8. Print Preview windowPrint Reports Copy and paste settingsOperation ~ Utilities GFirm To upgrade firmwareGFirm Firmware Utility If theFigure 5.15. Selecting baud rate Operation ~ UtilitiesOperation ~ Utilities G-WareSwitcherTo use G-WareSwitcher Message LogOperation ~ Monitoring Views Monitoring ViewsGate View Meter ViewsTelco Echo Return Loss TERL To configure Meter ViewsTelco meters Operation~ Monitoring ViewsTransmit Output Telco Echo Return Loss Enhancement TERLETotal Telco Echo Reduction Transmit InputControl/Status A To program control/status pinsCHAPTER 6: Control GPIO BuilderXAP IR Remote Remote BuilderControl ~ Remote Builder information ClearOne Control PanelsControl ~ Remote Builder To program the XAP IR RemoteUp to six control panels To program the Volume panelone IR remote can be Control ~ Remote BuilderControl ~ Remote Builder To program the Select panelRS-232Port Remote Modem AccessSerial commands serial command see pageControl ~ RS-232Port Command stringsTo create a command string To run a command stringTechnical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~ Weight Appendix A: SpecificationsAPPENDICES Dimensions LxDxHTelephone Noise Cancellation Appendices ~ Appendix A: SpecificationsMicrophone Input Configuration Telephone Echo CancellationPin Number Appendix B: PinoutsRS-232COM DCE port pinout female Appendices ~ Appendix B: PinoutsG-Waresoftware Control/Status connectorsbe programmed using Control/Status A Port Pinout femaleDefinable Control/Status B port pinoutAppendices ~ Appendix B: Pinouts Default DescriptionAppendices ~ Appendix B: Pinouts RS-485Remote Panel A and B connectorsSet connector pinout Line connector pinoutcodes Connecting the Control PanelAppendix C Control Panel Appendices ~ Appendix C: Control Panelx 4.125˝ Appendices ~ Appendix C: Control PanelControl Panel 1.8˝/4.6cm WClearOne Part Number Appendix D: AccessoriesAppendices ~ Appendix D: Accessories AccessoryConventions Appendix E: Serial CommandsCommand structure Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsUnit type Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsGroups and channels Type and device IDsExplanation/Solution Meter type definitions Serial command error codesAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands Error numberCommand XAP 400 Serial commandsAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands CommandFunction Appendices ~ Appendix E Serial CommandsCommand CommandArgument details AA - Auto-AnswerEnable/ DisableAAMB - Adaptive Ambient Mode ACONN - Audible Connect / Disconnect IndicationAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands AD - Auto-DisconnectEnable/ DisableAEC - Acoustic Echo Canceller Enable/Disable ACONNLVL - Audible Connect/Disconnect LevelArgument details AGCSET - Automatic Gain Control AdjustAGC - Automatic Gain Control Appendices ~ Appendix E Serial CommandsAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands AMBLVL - Ambient Level AdjustALC - Automatic Level Control BAUD - Baud RateArgument details CGROUP - Compressor Group SelectCHAIRO - Chairman Override Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsArgument details COMPRESS - Compressor AdjustCOMPSEL - Compression Select Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands DECAY - Decay AdjustDELAY - Delay Adjust COUNTRY – Country SelectionAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands DELAYSEL - Delay SelectDFLTM - Default Meter DIAL – DTMF DialingAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands DID - Device IDDSPVER - DSP Version DTMFLVL - DTMF Tone LevelArgument details FILTER - Filter AdjustDTONELVL - Dial Tone Level Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands FILTSEL - Filter SelectFLOW - Flow Control ExamplesAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands FMP - First Mic Priority ModeFPP - Front Panel Passcode Button assignmentArgument details GAIN - Gain AdjustmentGATE - Gate Status Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAppendices ~ Appendix E Serial Commands GHOLD- Gate Hold Time AdjustGMODE - Gating Mode GOVER - Gating OverrideAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands GRATIO - Gate Ratio AdjustGREPORT - Gate Report GRPSEL - Gating Group SelectAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands HOOK - Hook FlashHOOKD - Hook Flash Duration LABEL - LabelAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands LOCK - Preset and Macro LockLFP - Lock Front Panel LMO - Last Mic On ModeAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands LOCKPRST - Apply the lock to a preset or macroLOCKPWD - Set preset/macro password LVL - LevelArgument details LVLREPORT - Level ReportLVLRRATE - Level Report Rate Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsMASTER - Expansion Bus Master Mode MAX - Maximum Gain Settingeach command within the macro was executed MACRO - Macro Execution/ReportingArgument details MIN - Minimum Gain SettingMDMODE - Modem Mode Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsArgument details MINMAX - Minimum and Maximum Gain SettingMINIT - Modem Initialization String Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsOnce the MLINE - Mic/Line AdjustMPASS - Modem Password MMAX - Maximum Number of MicrophonesArgument details MTRXLVL - Matrix Attenuation AdjustmentMTRX - Matrix Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commandsquality NCD - Noise Cancellation DepthNCSEL - Noise Cancellation Select MUTE - MuteAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands NLP - Non-LinearProcessing AdjustNOM - Number of Open Microphones Mode NULL - Null the lineAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands PP - Phantom PowerOFFA - Off Attenuation Mode PAA - PA Adaptive ModeAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands PRESET - Preset Execution/ReportingPRGSTRING - Program String Supported special charactersArgument details RAMP – Ramp Gain AdjustmentREDIAL – Dial the last number again Appendices ~ Appendix E: Serial CommandsAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands REFSET - Reference channel setupREFSEL - PA/AEC Reference Select RING - Ring IndicationAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands RINGER - Audible Ring SelectionRINGERLVL - Audible Ring Level RXBOOST - Receive BoostAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands RXBSTEN - Receive Boost EnableRXRD - Telco Receive Reduction SERECHO - Serial EchoAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands SFTYMUTE - Safety muteSIGGEN - Signal Generator SERMODE - Serial ModeAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands SIGTOUT - Signal Generator Time OutSLVL - Speech Level Control Enable/Disable SPEEDDIAL - Speed DialingString. See page STOREDIAL – Store a Number as a Speed DialSTRING - String Execution TAMODE - Telco Adapt ModeAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands TE - Telco EnableTERL - Telco Echo Return Loss TERLE - Telco Echo Return Loss EnhancementAppendices ~ Appendix E: Serial Commands TOUT - Time Out SelectUID - Unit ID VER - VersionAppendices ~ Appendix F: Warranty Appendix F: WarrantyTHIS WARRANTY IS VOID IF Appendices ~ Appendix F: Warranty Appendices ~ Appendix G Compliance Appendix G: ComplianceFCC Part 15 Compliance FCC Part 68 ComplianceRinger Equivalence Number REN: 0.0Bac IC ComplianceAppendices ~ Appendix G: Compliance IC Certification Number: 1970AAppendices ~ Appendix G: Compliance Safety InformationEuropean Compliance EC Declaration of ConformityTelecommunications Terminal Equipment Appendices ~ Appendix G: ComplianceGlossary GlossaryGlossary Glossary Glossary EC Reference summing The ability to include multiple signals in a single reference. See also Virtual ReferenceGlossary on simultaneously GlossaryGlossary signalGlossary required to allow remote modem accessGlossary Signal Delay Used forrange GlossaryIndex IndexIndex Index 162 LIndex frequency response phaseIndex Technical Services Group ~ 1-800-283-5936USA ~